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The Universal Declaration of Human Rights (UDHR) is a milestone document in the history of human rights. It's presented on this publication in 19 different languages and 3 scripts (Greek, Latin and Cyrillic) using typefaces designed by George Triantafyllakos, available from atypical.gr and backpacker.gr All photographs (excluding the one on the cover) were captured by Dimitris Kristallis (dimikris@gmail.com).

Pages 162 (softcover)
Dimensions 13cm × 20cm
Designed by George Triantafyllakos

Printed by Blurb

A collection of famous literary works from the previous century typeset in Dolce Noir, a new type family designed by George Triantafyllakos for Dolce Publishing. The goal of this publication is to showcase the main variants of the type family and its potentials. Includes: (1) The Hanging Stranger, Philip K. Dick, 1953, (2) The Metamorphosis, Franz Kafka, 1915, (3) The Posthumous Notes of the Starets Feodor Kuzmich (translated in greek), Leon Tolstoi, 1905, (4) The Murderess (greek text), Alexandros Papadiamantis, 1903. All texts are available on the public domain.

Pages 192 (softcover)
Dimensions 13cm × 20cm
Designed by George Triantafyllakos

Printed by Blurb

Atypical Specimens Book Vol. 2, Nov 2018: Text typefaces [2016–2018] presents a number of small texts and excerpts of essays and other literary works covering a variety of subjects. All texts were written by friends and were generously given to Atypical to work as means for showcasing a set of text typefaces designed between 2016 and 2018 for Atypical Type Foundry (Sauvage, Hypnosis, Stephen, Vs. and Nobilis), the Greek Font Society (GFS Galatea) and Velvetyne (Sporting Grotesque Greek). Texts © Tom Moorhouse, Haroula Kerasidou, Chrissa Lekka, George Pallas and George Triantafyllakos

Pages 80 (softcover)
Dimensions 13cm × 20cm
Designed by George Triantafyllakos
Printed by Blurb

A collection of design snippets (compiled into a poster) inspired by (that is, copying or imitating) old Greek signs. All of them typeset using typefaces designed by George Triantafyllakos, available from the Atypical type foundry, the Greek Font Society and backpacker.gr
Made with (list of typefaces): Burger [at], Cornelius [at], PhD [at], Silkscreen [at], Hellenica [bp], and GFS Didot Display [gfs], and guest appearances by Marx [at], Atypical [at], Proportional [at], Walter [at], and GFS Galatea [gfs]

Dimensions 70cm x 100cm
Printed on 150gr Fedrigoni Freelife Kendo at KETHEA (kethea-print.gr)
Availability 200 posters

Also available from READ bookstore in Thessaloniki, GR.

A comprehensive selection of Atypical letters to carry with you everywhere you go.

Dimensions 37cm × 41cm
Material 100% cotton fabric (105gr/sqm)
Designed by George Triantafyllakos
Screen printed by Triantafyllos Margaritis
Availability 45 bags left

Poster showcasing the initial inspiration for the design of Atypical retro fonts (namely Friday, Marx, Burger, Walter and Cornelius). Screen printed on 300gr Bristol paper (cream) in two color variations: red/blue and (very subtle) pearly gold/blue.

Dimensions 50cm × 70cm
Designed by George Triantafyllakos
Screen printed by Original Replica
Availability 45 red/blue and 39 pearly gold/blue numbered posters left

Also available from READ bookstore in Thessaloniki, GR.

The Atypical Specimens Book Vol. 1 is an “atypical” specimens book showcasing the first set of the Atypical fonts, as presented on June, 2015. It is a specimens book that (paradoxically) doesn't focus on detailed technical information (such as historical references, morphological analysis, type sizes, leading, OT features, etc.); instead, it tries to focus on the inherent style that the Atypical fonts try to convey, and communicate as clear as possible the postmodern character, the motivation and the inexhaustible passion that guided the creation of Atypical from its very beginning.

Pages 212
Dimensions 14.5cm × 22cm
Designed by George Triantafyllakos
Printed by Christos Goussios and Giannis Tentsos
Printed on an Heidelberg Offset 52×74cm
Availability 214 books left

Also available from READ bookstore in Thessaloniki, Greece.

A small essay/specimen discussing the ideas and thoughts that guided the design of Vs., a low-contrast text typeface with a vertical axis and 4 subtly different “levels/degrees” of Greekness.

Pages 20
Dimensions 14.5cm × 22cm
Designed by George Triantafyllakos
Printed by Christos Goussios and Giannis Tentsos
Photographed by George Oikonomou @ Slab
Availability 149 books left